Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
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Labour Gave Us a Nothingburger Budget
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The new Burnham government announced a range of economic policies in its Budget on Wednesday — the U.K.’s annual fiscal event. This piece summarizes some of the key measures together with an assessment of what t...
How Stocks Are Propping Up the US Labor Market
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Chances are many of you have checked your stock portfolio or 401(k) lately. Even after last week’s rather substantial decline, it’s probably worth a lot more than it was two years ago, thanks to the global AI boom (bu...
UK: October 2026 — Is the Job Market Finally Stabilizing?
The latest U.K. employment report published yesterday contains some positive news: Payroll employment has grown modestly at the end of the summer, while the employment rate is up and unemployment down on the quarter. The bad news is that va...
The UK’s Jobless Recovery
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The U.K. economy has been growing again. While this should theoretically be good news for workers, this time is different. Despite better economic momentum, the labor market has continued to lose jobs. Graduates...
September Job Growth — Pretty Meh!
The September jobs report was disappointing, with only 29,000 payroll jobs added. Moreover, revisions subtracted another 60,000 jobs from the July and August figures. This weakness came as a significant surprise to most forecasters, who had...
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Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
I am a current student-athlete at Bates College and a Summer Student on the Data Team at Appcast Inc.
Economist at Appcast
Chief Economist at Appcast
Senior Economist working for Appcast and Stepstone. Interested in all things macro, economic history, and labor markets
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